We live in a world where there are people of many different backgrounds around us but we usually neglect to get to know each other. Prejudices and second hand information often shape our thoughts. Exploring Faiths was one of the first initiatives of Dialogue Institute in early 2000s and we believe it will help...
What happens when a people can take no more injustice rained down upon their sons and daughters? When each new travesty echoes the cries of ancestors killed for the color of their skin? How do a people rediscover hope? And how do they use that new-found hope as momentum and...
We live in a world where there are people of many different backgrounds around us but we usually neglect to get to know each other. Prejudices and second hand information often shape our thoughts. Exploring Faiths was one of the first initiatives of Dialogue Institute in early 2000s and we believe it will help...
Biography: Dr. Craig Considine is a Catholic American of Irish and Italian descent. His next book, Muslims in America: Examining the Facts (ABC-CLIO), examines the veracity of controversial claims and beliefs surrounding American Muslims and Islam in the United States. Considine’s research interests include American religious pluralism, American Muslims, Islamophobia, American identity,...
Many thanks to our friends at Wilshire Baptist Church for hosting us for dinner last night and giving us the chance to share the long tradition of Noah’s Pudding. It was a great evening of companionship and we enjoyed meeting so many wonderful people.
Dialogue Institute partnered with Royal Lane Baptist Church on Saturday, September 16th for a #BakeSale in benefit of the #Harvey Victims in #Houston area. Many thanks to everyone who cooked and baked wonderful dishes to support the cause. Also thanks to everyone for stopping by and purchasing food. Special thanks to the pastor and the congregation of...
Thanks to the #Sikh brothers and sister at Gurdwara Singh Sabha of Richardson for hosting Dialogue Institute’s member families for beautiful service and #Langar Friday night.
Congregation Beth Torah was the host of last night’s wonderful #Ramadan Dinner. Our volunteers teamed up with the volunteers from the synagogue to shop and cook together at their kitchen to serve full #kosher menu. After the fast breaking dinner both Muslims and Jews prayed the evening prayer with each other’s observance. Thanks to everyone...
Exploring Faiths hosted Dr. Harbans Lal to present the basics of Sikh tradition last night. We had a full house and everyone enjoyed learning about the Sikhism while getting to know each other. #sikh #muslim #interfaith #dialouge #BetterTogether
